Cookie Policy

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files which collect information on the user's activity on an internet website. Cookies are used for different purposes and can be used either by the owner of the website you are visiting, or by third parties. Cookies are generated by the web server that hosts the website and are downloaded by the user's browser whilst visiting the website (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome etc.) and saved to the user's devices.
Each time the user returns to the website, the cookies are sent back to the server that generated them so as to personalise, improve and simplify the browsing experience.

Types of cookies used by Brawo S.p.A.:

Data Controller Cookies

• Technical cookies: these cookies are necessary for the website to function properly (so-called browsing cookies) and optimise and improve the browsing experience.
  They also track the choices of users (the language selected or font size used) recognise the computer or mobile device in the event of a new connection.
  The consent of users is not required to install this type of cookie. Users can, however, decide to opt-out and disable cookies by changing the browser settings (in this case we can not guarantee that the website will be displayed correctly.
  
  Our website uses a “PHPSESSID” type cookie, i.e. a user identifier that generates a casual string, used for temporary storage of session technical variables (for instance, if a user is logged on or which language is being used to view the website). The processing is performed in anonymous mode, i.e. no personal data is stored. The cookie lasts 1 day.

Third-party cookies

When browsing the www.brawo.com website, third-party cookies are downloaded (beyond the control of the Data Controller) and used to provide additional services and functions to the user and improve website performance.
This Privacy Policy does not apply to services provided by third-party websites and this website has no control over their cookies, as they are managed entirely by said third-parties. The data collection contract takes place directly between the user/visitor and third-parties, which means that the latter are responsible for obtaining consent for the use of such cookies. Information on the use of said cookies and the purpose of the same, together with instructions on how to disable them, is provided directly by the third-parties on the pages indicated below. 
In particular, this website uses the following third-party cookies. To guarantee total transparency and ease of use, please find below the links to the relative Information Notices and Cookie Policies.

• Twitter Privacy Policy – Cookie Policy  
• LinkedIn Privacy Policy – Cookie Policy
• Pinterest Privacy Policy – Cookie Policy

Social media plugins are part of the page visited by the user and generated directly by the third-party websites and integrated within the page of the hosting website. These plugins do not set any cookies, but if there is a cookie already set on the visitor’s computer or device, they are able to read it and use it according to the relative settings. 
The presence of these plugins does not imply the sending of cookies to and from all the third-party websites. Management of the information collected by “third-parties” is regulated by the relative Information Notices.

Disabling cookies

Users can disable cookie activities using their browser settings. However, we can not guarantee that all the website options will continue to function properly if one or more cookies are disabled (as already mentioned, browsing cookies are essential to enjoy even basic website functions).
All such settings can be verified and changed in the preferences section of your browser. Users can use the links below to select their browser and receive information on how to change the settings.
Mozilla Firefox - Internet Explorer - Google Chrome - Opera - Apple Safari - Safari on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch